FEATURES
Journal: Experience
Nothing feels better than blood on blood.
by Russ Lumpkin
Not My Kudu
There is no solace for a hunter who wounds and does not recover the animal.
by Will Smart
The Ethics of Blood
Weighing moral gravitas against that feeling when a deer steps out of the fog.
by Rusty Ward
Flesh and Bones
Stalking pronghorn in their safe space.
by Miles Nolte
The Two Bears
Natural resource appropriation, with a smile.
by Kurt Cox
Midlife Elk
Perhaps a life well lived needs no more years than are offered.
by Jimmy Lewis
PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNALS
Mule Mountain
by Mike Barlow
The Highlands
by Dušan Smetana
Hooked on Tuna
by Sean Landsman
Bowhunting Montana
by Matt McCormick
COLUMNS
- Traditions: Hunting in the Arctic, Part III
by R. E. Snow Edited by Will Ryan - Shooting: Black Forest Baroque
Die Meisterjäger von Laubach.
by Terry Wieland - Angling: The Great Unconformity
Swimming with suckers in the Grand Canyon.
by Miles Nolte - Art: Sir Edwin Landseer
The glory and agony of Queen Victoria’s patronage.
by Brooke Chilvers - Eating: Home-Cooked Chinese
A different sort of comfort food.
by Martin Mallet - Expeditions: Whitetails the Old Way
Where actual hunting and atmosphere are (almost) everything.
by Terry Wieland - Books: Other Worlds
by Christopher Camuto - Poem: Shooting Light: For Gary Cook
by John Quinn - People, Places, and Equipment
- The Listing
FRONT COVER: All Fired Up, an original oil on panel, 30 x 40 inches, by Ralph Oberg. Courtesy of Paderewski Fine Art, Beaver Creek, Colorado.
Inside Front Cover: “Bring to a Boil,” a photograph by Brian Grossenbacher
